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8 minutes ago, Saint Laurent said:

migration and terror in this particular circumstance is linked?

 

In this particular circumstance, it has nothing to do with migration. If only Yemeni people stopped importing those evil mozzlems... oh wait. 

Also the refugees are escaping from this same terror and Syria used to host refugees from Europe, just a reminder. 

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5 minutes ago, lego said:

 

In this particular circumstance, it has nothing to do with migration. If only Yemeni people stopped importing those evil mozzlems... oh wait. 

Also the refugees are escaping from this same terror and Syria used to host refugees from Europe, just a reminder. 

I would like to know what leaving a political union has to do with terror attacks? Or is that simply the tactic you use to employ your bigotry?

The power of terrorists is undoubtedly strengthened because of it's ability to migrate and commit terror attacks world wide, which may or may not have led to this attack in Yemen. It has absolutely everything to do with migration as migration is strengthening the cause.

I also don't understand the relevance of your last point about refugees.

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Just now, Saint Laurent said:

I would like to know what leaving a political union has to do with terror attacks?

 

It has a lot to do with fear of immigrants, which you claimed majority didn't care about when they voted, but they did. And your posts only confirm that. 

 

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2 minutes ago, Saint Laurent said:

is that simply the tactic you use to employ your bigotry

 

How is that a bigotry? :smh: 

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3 minutes ago, lego said:

 

It has a lot to do with fear of immigrants, which you claimed majority didn't care about when they voted, but they did. And your posts only confirm that. 

 

The fear of immigration is being absolutely validated by the recent attacks in Berlin, so once again, what is the relevance of your point?

I did not claim that people were not fearful of migration, as they rightfully are, I rejected the opinion given by many that the British population was lacking in intelligence and could only make a decision based on this factor.

EDIT: Please do not presume that I have more sympathy for Berlin or Yemen without a shred of evidence to illustrate your point. The accusatory tone you are taking is the only thing disgusting about this debate.

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2 minutes ago, Saint Laurent said:

The power of terrorists is undoubtedly strengthened because of it's ability to migrate and commit terror attacks world wide, which may or may not have led to this attack in Yemen. It has absolutely everything to do with migration as migration is strengthening the cause.

I also don't understand the relevance of your last point about refugees.

 

Most of the terror attacks were committed by radicalized people BORN (or with citizenship)  in Europe or USA. There is such thing called Internet and recruiting via social media. 

 

You don't understand how people who hosted refugees in the past are now vilified and rejected when they need safe place to live? 

 

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2 minutes ago, lego said:

 

How is that a bigotry? :smh: 

Bigotry - intolerance towards those who hold different opinions from oneself.

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1 minute ago, lego said:

 

Most of the terror attacks were committed by radicalized people BORN (or with citizenship)  in Europe or USA. There is such thing called Internet and recruiting via social media. 

 

You don't understand how people who hosted refugees in the past are now vilified and rejected when they need safe place to live? 

 

I'm sorry, but when have any refugees been rejected?

If you're talking about the people who were living in the camps in Calais, a large proportion of them were not refugees, they were economic migrants.

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